Still F2 showing, some in J may get bumped up and.. well you never know. Good luck!Partial success
20/1 QF93 MEL - LAX
Economy -> PE at T-21 as a WP
J upgrade still remains elusive after 10ish attempts.
Seems much harder post COVID even with the A380's return. There were 9+ J seats available 24 hours ago. I wonder if their policies have changed.
That would be interesting. I've never had a gate upgrade once an original upgrade went trough.Still F2 showing, some in J may get bumped up and.. well you never know. Good luck!
They could have been broken, when I flew syd-dfw the seat I originally selected was broken so I had to take another. Ended up being 2 empty J seats both could not recline so they flew empty.however to rub salt in the wound, 12A J seat was empty next row in front of me.
Equipment swap to OQL the morning of the flight took a slight shine off the upgrade - or was it perhaps better to be in J than Y+ on that old bird??QF11 Thurs 25/1 Y+ to J upgrade requested.
Upgrade cleared on Monday night (22/1) based on EF seat alert time, found it when I took my phone off flight mode this morning.
That flight is still showing I9 in EF, or it was this morning.
QF37 MEL-SIN Y→J
connecting to QF1 SIN-LHR Y→J
Both successful around T-30 at P1 status for family member.
The last few times I've flown SYD-LAX/LAX-SYD, I have only been successful with Y > PE, even though J has been showing 9+ 24 hours out.Partial success
20/1 QF93 MEL - LAX
Economy -> PE at T-21 as a WP
J upgrade still remains elusive after 10ish attempts.
Seems much harder post COVID even with the A380's return. There were 9+ J seats available 24 hours ago. I wonder if their policies have changed.
Would a SG in W outrank a P in Y?However it is still within status priority. A NB in PE will not outrank a P1 in Y.
I am sure the algorithm has nuances to it and I am unsure but I would say this - the "windows" for when upgrades can be available from (ie 7 days for P1, 3 days for WP etc) are one part of the equation, the other part being the release of seats for upgrade. On busy flighrs, that may not actually happen til much closer to flight ie within 24 hours). I am fairly certain though that when seats are released into upgrade buckets, eg P, U and Z(depending on cabins on the service of course), that the processing still works on, broadly speaking, Status than Fare.Would a SG in W outrank a P in Y?
On prob ~3 flights in the last 6 months there has been 9+ in J, 72 hours out, which is apparently when P can receive upgrades... however, when I've been unsuccessful for J and only received the W upgrade, the upgrade has come through ~20 hours out... which to me indicates they've waited until SG or PS upgrades from W have been processed first.
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